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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-20
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&onlmanoeur gOanS 1T BON gbet1r uHo
GbnrEop 3urttdgeiebrt, tpObin er ftf begebeH
bate, nm Die StabIarbsiteH fir bic i'm Bau
be9rlt1enen Sunbes 9aulpier 8u iuipi3ireu.
Die Arbeiten itnb 6efriebigeuO ausgefalleu.
2Ie Stnbl sSabritantsn beidneren fh bar
1tber, onB bic Broben, mel9e i'm Rariues
9epartsment bel Der &blteferuug ooH Stabl'
6abrltateH fitr Die neuen Srie9s 9ampier
berInnnt tueroen, 3u ftreng jeien. RamentIit5
tlir Dtalntnentbeile neroen MIR gan3 oors
5h9Ita 9efettigte Stiide acceptirt, uu6 bic
Stnhlfabrifanten, pel6e bislaug on cine Der.
nrti9e rigorOIe @oHtrsle ntd1t 9ep6bnt pareu,
bebaupten, ite erlitten oaoIr9 ungebiibrlihe
8erluIte.
Der neue areu3er D@ Chicago" pirS amUton'
tag bon @befer mad Rems0ort 8ebuIs @tu.
Rabme BON BrOOiaut HHb AbbaItuug elmer
Brobefnbrt abiabreH.
Yetiiibe SaASeIs getbaItniHe.
Der amerifnniiGe 9eianote Bratt 3u Ses
hernn antmOrtete in etHem S6retbeu on eas
Staats,Sa Sapartement auf bic ihou rpteoerbult
an ibn ersangenen 4niragen, OBJ es fir Ames
rifaner ratblam lei, ibre gSaaren in Beriten
etnjuiubreu, baR mad ieiner 4ui9t BeriieH
Elm 9eei9netes abiabgebiet fHr ameritauii4e
Sabritate unO PrOOutte ei; er rat5e aber
benisnigeH amerifnnilden 8auHsuteH uub
Snoufrieaen, pelHe f9 mad Beriieu men
ben tpOlsu, iif 3upor 6ur9 etnen 3u 0ieiem
3pede angtiteutsn Qgenteu eiuiabrsn Al las
len, nm ale gHtberm1rtist III oernIets
ben, benen iie naoernfuus ausgeieBt Ieiu
i0nnttn, Oa bic ieBt nod teine amerlfanildeH
San6elsbGuier in Beriien 6eIfeben. IIs lob.
nenoen abiaB oeripre6eHOe San0el8z &rtitel
epSfie5It Der @eiauOte Stablmaareu, Del
tud, grobe fnrie 8aummol g8aareu, gtdb.
maidineu ;u neoeren $reiieu Uuo gem0bns
IitbeS Sauopert8Jeug.
Vrutsft 8eBsn ciHe SaIarsEsouttFoa.
gun6e8 9ifrittsannalt 8aIter pom iiiOs
lihen 9ifiritte VemsDor bat benz generals
GHmaIt @artauo siHen Brotsft gegeu bic ges
plnnte Rebuftlsu oes 9ebalts BON SHlts.
8ifriits ann1lten in leinem 9iitritt itbers
taHot. gr iagt feruer, Bag er Der 8ieHfte fei'
mes ietner GiffenteH entbebrea fDHHc. Der
@entral. .Gnnalt bat ibm barauf ermioert,
baB ole 8eouttioH Der @sbdlter burt oaS
Sor9eben bes @On9refeS Hotbmeu6ig genors
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3ifriftsanDdlte beidnitten mur6eH, UHo oG5
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BroSeut elntreten Su luieH, mad LANCER reii
liher lleberle9ung aHgenOmmeH m3roen lti
DsTmti@tsB.
Die beuti9e Stsuer Giuna5me bairne
S33l, l,723 uno be s2(H@G.tlitnaabme $549, ,I2$.
Ger Prafbent ernauute 9sfsrH @Ouar0
8urgeB ron @IIpepper, Sa., gum 0fegifra=
tor Oss 2nnbGmtes in PrescOtt, QriB, uuo
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sum SnIaRbtCL = Collector 81 SltHe80iQe,
BIa.
3nttOuettor Magone nnb Stilfsidubnit;
fer @ar6a ben Rep, 9ort paren gefern bier.
Collector NOaOHe uabm 81ttdIpra4e nit Dem
Sdatnmtsieiretdr 8etreffs Der gepIauten
8eOrgGuiiatlOH bes 3Ouamt8 9teuites in
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gen am l. Suli in Rraft treten m0gen unb
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8efu9uiB, mad eigenem @rmefeu 5u ham
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-20
Die RLuthen i'm RsEdlen.

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gebeubeu Bnan3enftofie 6ieber Deruria9eu
peroen. 1900 0anbleute fno total ruiuirt,
uub Der 9eiammhdaoen rpirO auf fiHf glilz
lioneu Dollars Qeidibt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-20
Wnrft nm R1rit.

QtberPool, IS. SUM, 1890 Witogs.-
8aumnoue: gtltteliorte SberlaHSer 6, DO.
gtsn-SrleaH8 6. - Die 8ertdule bettuger.
5000 8auen, Speculation HH9 Iu5fI5r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-06-20

YpuoOu, IS. Stunt. - Ser. Staateus
SbIgatiOueH: 4 prOl. 1913, Ditto 4I.pro,.
ll28. Qftieu: Ash. 46. bitto grior.
103, GuHaba Bacific 635, Grie 81, Ditto
PrtOr. l03, SQiHOiS Central --, glertccI
62i, St. Baal "a, 9ep Yorf.GeRtral 1853,
BeuuiuIauia 57g, 0teaotng %, O&fricdn.
Gentral l88, Gauaba. .giorbmeit.g .gano.6o. Z.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
An ARTnrR arAIrr.

Thsfe are more ways THAI one Of rails
lHg funds for the erection Of a statue,
ans The way chosen BY the friands Of
the late President Arthur IL one Of
she best. Shortly sfter bis death, q
nanber Of those Who we're intimate
With Aim, met privately TO discuss the
adVisAbtlity 81 erecting q suitable
monument over bis gEavs. Il vas de-
ssdsd NOT 70 start . public subscription
fof ,he purpose, bat TO send private cir.
lars 70 The many personal friends Of the
dead President throughout the coun-
Hy, requesting them to contribute such
sums a. they saw 81 for the purpose. Il
vas decided farther. that the cost Of the
monuGsn, shoHld not exceed ten
thousand dollars. and that both IL aud
ths methods taken 10 procure the means
Tor eFeotinR u shoald be IN keep
isR With tie character Of the quiet and
tasteful NAN whose career 10 vas to
commemorate.
The result has iustifisd the wisdom
OF the committees decision. The re-
Spouse Of the dead Presidents friends
10 che request for contributions has
been pFompi and generous Net only
has enough 10 erect The monument
already bees raised. bat q large som re-
mains In the hands Of the committee.
IL has been decided 10 devote this to
the erection Of . statue az some point
In New HoEk City. The statue will cess
thirty thousand dslIaEs and will be .
beautiful werk Of art.
Certainly q monuHeat fand contrib
used BY the friends OF a deceased oili
Hen IN this quiet and transformations
manner is more catering 10 his mem.
CRY than enc raised BY frantic and laus
continued appeals 20 the public. Tue
voluntary RifI Of ones friends ia better
than aft g'udgingiy bestowed By The
public, however modest The former and
however great the latter may be.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
MEMORIAL bar.

In another column will be found the
programme for the sslebration Of
Memorial Day prepared BY the com
mittee appointed for that purpose
BY the local Posts Of the Grand
Army Of the Repablie. The pro
RTamms Il . tasteful and appropriate
one, and IL is 10 be earnestly hoped that
all citizens will unite IN ihsir efforts to
make the celebration Of our National
day Of mourning 3 great success.
Memorial Day lie q peculiarly Ameri.
can institution. lis first celebration
vas spontaneous tribute from Ihe
people Of the United States 10 the
memory Of the men Who died in the
cause Of freedom and union. Il was
without precedent among the holidays
and festivals Of other countries, and IL
has remained thoroughly American in
lie character and 10 Ihe nature Of It's
Observance.
II is q day In the celebration Of which
every lover Of bis country, every ad-
mirer Of It's institutions. every friend Of
human liberty should Join. All benefit
alike from the sacrifice Of those who
yielded up their lives on their eountry's
altar. aud all should join alike in honor
ing the memory Of the brave and uObl ;
dead.
IL Is not much that We can do for
them. They freely gave years Of hap.
Vineas and honor, cherished hopes and
ambitions, life and name and all, In the
cause for which they fell. II is start
ling 10 think thai the months and years
which are nov heetinR by. form part Of
their great sacrifice. How many Of
those Who years ago we're laid away In
soldiers graves would be living and
moving among % t0day. full OF life
and strength and hope, IN the very
prime Of their manhood, had they not
given all in their eouniry's oaoser How
many whose very names are forgotten
would today be happy and content
cd men looking forward yet TO years
of iife and prospsrityf
We are living on The very fruit Of
their sacrifices. We are enjoying the
years that they would have enjoyed.
We are the friends and oonpauions Of
the lives thai they veuld have lived.
They have dons % much. aud ell that
vs can do IL 70 show that ve homer their
glorious menory-that ve. the eempan-
ieus Of the lives they never lived. love
them for What they have doBe. Let a.
all unite 10 sirew flowers on the graves
Of our heroes
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

In reading the lives Of well known lit
enary women. says q writer In the Critic,
i am surprised % find them such early
rlserH Harriet MArfineau took her cup
Of coffee (which she made herself and q
four-miles' walk before o'clock When
she returned she ate her breakfast and
sat down 70 work. At 2 she dined and
then the days work was done. She Rad.
but never wrote. In the evening. Maria
I'd yeworths too. was up with the lark;
and housemaid two miles from where
she lived used e wRken her mistress in
the morning with It's s o'clock, mA'am;
Mtss Edgeworth is going By; ouida is
an earlier bird than either of these good
ladies was She goes from her bed TO her
desk and writes for three o. four hours
before she touches q mouthful Of food.
The midnight oil gives no moe inspiring
light than Is shed By the morning sun"
The subscription list 70 the new c. B. &
q. four per cent. loan was closed at noon
Of recent date. 1t 10 little strange
that only $500 010 was subscribed for In
London, where 3 safe four per cent. bond
would ordinarily sell better than here
To Germany was allotted 50 100000 The
balance went TO this country.
The Massachusetts, Prohibitionists don't
like the way they have been treated by
the Legislature Of that State, and they
are threatening all sorts Of dire things In
the campaign Of next fall.
An old Irishmea who has worked for
years for the st. Paul Rail Hay Company,
when he heard Of Mr.. Mitcheilrs de ath, Is
reported 10 have said: AN SO the old
man IL dead. Heaven rest hts soul, II
he has rs much Influence with st. Peter
as he has with 81. Paul. he's all right"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
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Aud each letter is symbollzsd By the
figures found by the intersection Of
vertical With horizontal row. Is that
plain to yonr
mot exactly"
"It will be in a minute. To find the
figures for a. We take its vertical figure,
which is l; then its horizontal figure,
which is l again; putting snd1 toReth-
er We have IL; o. By the same means, is
found to be II; "a is Il. " is 50, and
so on.
''Of course, this square can be modi-
fed in q hundred different ways, per
haps, by reading the 6Rures backward
and placing over a. over - over
q and over y
There is another system of secret
writing upon which we hsve not touched
at all. 1t consists Of the hiding Of sig
nidcsnt words in q sentence OF good
English, and / know Of q case in this
city where this style Of writing was used
between young lady and gentleman
Who had been forbidden by the lady's
father to ses her, and used to such pur
pose that the pair was married a short
time ago. Here is one Of the young
lady's notes. What do you think of il p
The note was written in a lady's deli
cate hand, on a very small sheet Of gilt
edged paper. The sheet was embeilish-
ed at the top with an embossed initial
w, and the writing was:
"Geor9e--I wish you would forget me.
l can not and will not see you tonight
or again, in the park or at home, without
Paps's permission, which be tells me
will never be given"
The reporter could not see much bore
fog the lover in the foregoing document,
until his attention was drawn 10 some
In Intestinal figures in the lower left
hand corner Of the paper, 50 small as to
be almost invisible, hnt when printed
ont were plainly seen to be !, 2, IL, IA, Is
l6 IS. 20, 21.
snow read that note agaiR, emitting
every word but the first. second, twelfth,
fourteenth, fifteenth, sixteenth, nine
tenth. twentieth and the awenty first,
and you will end that il reads:
"'Georgs--I viii see you toniRht IN
the park
bot that sort Of thing is all ohild's
play. Lend me your lead pencil, and 90
ARd 10 k out of the window for about
i've minutes. When you come bach l
will show you a cryptoRram written on
a system that Is absolutely indecipher-
able by those not Ia the secret"
The reporter did as be was hidden,
and when the five minutes we're elapsed
the detective handed him 3 long strip
of paper, on which we're written TIE
characters foll0winR. In the manu-
script the characters were written in one
long column. bot for the sake Of eeono-
IN ziuR space they are printed in four
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15
AMIxIsG.

The controversy between Ell Confed
crate ko@eF ana General Sheridan, II
controversy u can be called, Is besom-
iae decidedly amusing. The hullyius.
svaseeFihe lesssrs of the anrepen.ant
rebel are IN suoh marked contrast With
the ceol, quiet. sarcastic rsIsindea Of
the hero Of Winchester that IL Is tmpas.
siele 10 see hov even the bellicass Via.
ginlan can fail 10 appreciate the ridieu.
loasasas Of The position In waiOh he is
plAcca.
Rssser has iast written q arSaaA lat
Yer. evidsHtiy thiakinR thai be did not
make great SnoaSh fosl Of hiussls in
The ars'. Ne refers 90 General Shsri.
dan a. an 'inhamAn monster" ana ~.
Rreas that be did not have q larger force
With which 70 Oppose him 10 the ShsoAa.
doah VALLEY. "!oF 10 thai bad been tie
eAse," be uaOdessly SAYS. the grad cid
army Of The DATED states woald today
be In better hands than hiA"
General Sheridan tecsivss this tarrrn,
Of aeass With refreshing sqaAaimi,y.
He sa6@i,ied b one inlsFvtsw 90 tie
saeieoa and How declares tia, b. eas no
woss TO say. Re, aossves. DAkss tns
following sssreesioR In bis tosuer inter.
visS e. ID vas pahlishsa;
Ikavs no taali 10 hnd With Ghs pahli.
eAtian, bot voald liGs Yea 70 rsssks a
eorFection eeeaaas I want 90 b. fair 10
hsAsaf. he vii zee The ussstake, ans
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

Tee Instances q the pFonps sozvie-
ttoo of eEi@snais have iast bssn sf-
foEnsa One was IN Ksn4acky and TIE
osasF 10 British CoIa@bia; che under
Cansdias and ne other under AneFioan
lsw, bat both sss sqaslIy eou@en6sbls.
Les thao three vssks go. Jeanne
BoemsE, . ssFyani 10 . wealthy Lsuis
vie family. "a left alone 10 tie hose.
AZ noon. When peopls were constantly
paasing and Fspassing % the stFSst,
robbers eutsssd fhs house. snd whss The
brave RiFi eDdssysrsd 70 defsnd her
employers property, beat her in = moss
brutal manner. After linesrisg fer ssy-
srai days IN great Ae01y, shs disd. Her
ASSISTANTS we're tracked and captured.
and % uas The saGsFness Of the psopie
Of Louisville 10 vFeak spssdy vengeance
up0n then which caused tie not Of tuo
weeks aes. Patterson, enc Of tie muF-
dstsrs, has already bssn eosvietsd and
ssnssssed 70 Be haBesd % JaIy Ist.
TususF. bis companion 10 eEi1s. viii b
tried nsxt vesk.
The British Columbia ease VS. DE-
eiced even more speedily than that ct
Louisville. On Friday. May Glib. vii
liam shssEsF stabbed aud killed James
MsrDs ~ New Westminster. The
VFisoaeF vas iDdistsd on The following
day, and on honday bis trial vas CON
meBosd. On Friday, iust one week
after The commission Of the crime, be
vas senssHoed 70 Be- hanged Jaly 9Th.
II is 10 Be hoped THAI these sentences
viii Be carried Qua. and thai il will be-
come the custom 10 bring the psFps
traitors Of Saoh fearful crimes thas
promptly face 10 face With the gAllows.
II there we're more sach quick trials
and sentences. there would be less
IyDohiuR and less talk a Iynehing. there
would be fewer riots and there would be
less crime. The delays Of the lav cen
Stitata ons Of the greatest grievances
under which the people labor. A prompt
sod impartial administration Of ius-
tiCe is one Of the best safeguards Of free
institutions.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

Elzxbs1A sczz<f Phetps hAs . Waz9z
szGrags n0FeI II han4
Gs1srna Nss1sT says tAas ChaznrsE NJ
DspsW = he eez< p1ees q I've woo1 =
Ne EeD1ekeAz PzSss3ezEii WAzs&
Il sakss The tssks of 1900 ez@Ehzzz pr
year . 1zpply tie wo~iz $3.50 kkyE. 81
EArz hskzs and kzzfs kA1Ele2
Il fs I'D q A5sxzn1aw NEsrhaa ehaf he
occs aEks2 kts tread Mr. Mcrrl 70 -
tzso certain apscziaszoz WiEh h1H- Tbe
lat1zr Gecft1e1 A few wsekB LATER Mr..
AlscAel ksn1sd hi3 eheck f8F g 30
VI atis fk58 fuF fzgZzed 2r. Nerrf1
Ok. wa she reEfy, sIhnFs yeur nkars of
ths pruEss Ct the 6eAa Aaked yU1 - 80
lnso- Noz tho1Shs yoz Us-s2t n. bzs
ysz were
SAYS The Wan struss NewR Il wozi1
not - gErpEistnx - a. Il tie great bza
ae1s416nn q fafs sumner ah1zad - IN the
Wak1nhes- ~ Is was last summer n the
Texas FEctec- TneTe . ~ wAy IN whicA
~ IN ozysnE tks SHARES o. q earpgzAx1on
wAiEh has 1een za6sr The weather losg
tine. 5lst before . ssrtIeEe1f - ElA6s
which so3ciliates Al security kc1dars.
and tax - he property On. q the hAaos
q he eouFts-
AfseF Il has besn dseiSed % kick man
ous and . polite show 70 the p1blic d ne
eeEEaRy. L h made IN N ef1eieal Gnz9znce-
meat nEe thla- An underS<AndIuE hAs
been reached between Messrs. Gsuld
Sags asd Hat o. Pacific Nail matters
~ Mr Houston does not acoeDt the Presl-
deney e VIII probably b. offered % Mr.
GeorgsJ. Gould. and Is Il believed ke VIII
accept
We wszld respectfully szsgsss 70 our
esteemed contemporary. Victoria Regina.
t6st Z vosld ss gnseefzl aad a. ayRro-
Wilder West 70 fo1Ed . nsg order in
honor Of her and cur essesmed Nebraska
e1uteHporaxY, the Hon- WA y. Csdy.
Make him Grand Commander Of the order
Of the Golden Lasso. NeaaWhils We r.
cord an Individual impression that B1ffar
Beley. Let the war eagle scream
II ID ore Of EIln whesier Wilson's
whims - wear nothing bat white indoorz-
Usually IL u some white satin Kats
GfeenWay rona 6igh-nocke6 and long
alesvsd In the morning short sleeves and
square neck as sight
Biek 'etoz- KlickitEt County. was entire
" DESTROYED By Ere few days sso. ex,
bEtcher shop. The loss IL about $s.0
Ths only insurance Wa g 90 carried By
Bickle & Flower. The Ere originated 10
the hotsl The wind was blowing furious
~ et tbs time.
Ladies should lace. A MrE. Canpben.
Of New York the other day drew $500
from bsnk. She put il In her b7son for
safe keeping. Ma Campbsl believes In
dress reform and wears her garments
very loose When ehs reached hoEne and
felt for her money II Was gone X had
sliTp q through her loose gSrmsuts 70 the
ground
An ed milestoee Of revolutisnA-y days.
In fair state Of preservation stands
near tbs corner Of 1921 street and Tenth
Avenue. y. Y. Il beArs the following In
scri ption:
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15

/ will not ask you 70 trouble youF
brains in endsavorinR to read that, but
will show you the solution At osce.'
Taking the . pr by its lower end.
the detective wrapped Is spirally around
the lead pensil be had borrowed, When
this vas done the disiointed words and
fragments q words came together as n
BY magic, forming the easily read
sentence:
where the letter is 10 be read in
manuscript, this method Of seeret vrit.
ing is one OF the best in use, and il ia
not at all common"
The blank paper had been oFi0ipsIly
sound about the pencil, and the sen
tense wvitteR upon tie adj icent turus 81
the spiral, making q jambls when
unSound, which could be Translated
only By winding the psper about the
original pencil and at rxaetly ths same
aDgie So originally used.
by making the angle very short ana
the paper very long every letter nav be
cut 70 tvs or more pieces, . that when
unwoune the crypt gram will seem 10
be merely 3 long line Of meaningless
dots and dashes. | p1TpOsely made INV
angles long. % thst each line IN the al
umn contains from oos 20 four letsars.
thus making = cipher Whi.h you can
readily print II you care 10 show this
system Of secret writing o. coarse. IL
they care 70 try this experimsLt for
themselves, tbs same santsEce will
probably divide up diasrenily With
them. IS they viii not know al whst an
gle ] woond ny paper.
when tSo eoFrespondsDts are fur
Hished With Observation-Disclosures
e4Bes, penE elders etc, % sxscsly the
same size. and determinats angle Of
Sinding the pspsF = agreed % bstwsea
tsem, teey hAve 10 their possession one
OF TIE most rapid means Of writing
uodeoipherAals by
others Eot IN the secret
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mTRU EoTIcG

FIrxt Rszasr Chursh. F0urfh sszee-
ue.y Jams. Rev. ID. J. Fiercs pAslcr
premehanx af II O. m eBd ~ - 3. rz-s y
Pew. A r Ms1bu y. Wa c1p.se -
p-usrsf du-inv fha ahs-Dcs % - p12slof
ssT,rdAy suh1ol a. I'D p q. f0ung reo-
r.lsig rEseesis - a. sen ,. n Al are sord r
ally i1Tites % sffe1d-
Flrwx fssFmSn Rssoruas6 Charch. corner
AZ seventh and Cnerry gtFesfA -DsEt
.srvice srery 5zaday 81 II . N ar,z1 p
"a. sEnfay sch a ~ - . q. Al t1s
Germans are Invited
Ffr-s Nerhodisf Episcgpal Church- SEC
oud street. nsar C1inm aiA--F rsec1i1g %
daT II II a m By Rev. M. hAxrtso1-
S4pday school e 1915 ?. N 1o1ng Pc
Pies meeting. 60 ,. - Pr4ise 800
a. 30 N and pre4cht19 AZ - % rev.
p n -fckies, Of Mount Ne1on- cests
free. Al wsltoms.
Free MeEhodisf Church. Pine street. BE-
tween Ninth and Tezrh--Prs aching q u
4. n and I'D ,. m sunday School = -
q. n. Prayer service Wednesday nigEkA
Swedish Lzfhsrzr Church Third sErset.
near Pike-Divine services - II q n eno
n. N, conducted By Rev. G. A. Ander-
son. Everybody welcgze-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-15


OF ell ersGss. the Confsdsrats bobd
sEass y the most extraordinary. II has
Hos sppsared In the United States since
The spring Of 1865, but Il appears 10
Great Britain 81 irregular intervals and
often reyes With great fory. The We
ilms are almost invariably thoss snthu-
siastse individuals who purchased the
bonds Of the so-eailsd ConfedsFAte
States Of America during tie var and
haVs bssn blowing their fingers for their
folly ever since.
Strange - Il nsy seem, these people
from time to time appear 10 be deluded
into The belief that. 10 some manner a.
yss unsoRRssted, the government Of the
Usitsd States will be oonpslIsd 10 pay
their worthless bonds. Ths Londsn
1ooHeSass OF April 2sd contains COL
amn advertisement addressed 10 the
hoidsrs Of these bonds. Il alleges that
. New York lawyer has been employed
10 plead The ease Of che bOudhoIders
before Congress, and insimases that the
ease u strong one, a. the government
OF the United States has rendered itself
liable b. forbiddine the Confederate
States 70 redeem the bonds. Il also In
hmates that the people Of the United
States are gradually coming around to
The idea that the debt is Just one and
should be paid.
Tbs Chicago TribSas blAndiy suggests
that II The hoIders Of these worthless
bonds can md . Confederate States Of
America, they bad better apply TO IL for
their redemption. They certainly we're
nsvsT issued By the United States gov.
ernmen,, And that government is a good
deal moFs likely 10 pay the Turkish deb.
than IL 10 10 redeem them.